yesterdaysyouth
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i've decided that i want to try reloading, seeing as how i can save some cash and master yet another skill why not??
only thing i have now is a will and some empty 44 mag brass...
i know im gonna need some kinda work space for all the equipment, and components... so out with the old and i have about 6-10 ft of wall space to work with...
so tell me about your workspace, what you've tried, what worked well for you, and most important what didn't work....
just off the top of my head i'll probally build a 16" bench the lenght of my available wallspace and have several 4 ft. sections of shelving above that...
once i have that i need some equipment, i've talked to some of the guys i shoot/hunt with, they all have different brands of presses, but they all agree on carbide dies for pistol cartridges... so what brands would you recommend in the way of presses, scales, tumblers, whatever ... that i will need...
i can order just about anything online, but localy i can get dillon and rcbs equipment...
who publishes some good overall handloading material, my primary reloads will be 44, 45, 40, 9x18, and 32 but i'd like to have some rifle and shotshell info as well....
what other things should i consider in doing this??
thanks for the help....
only thing i have now is a will and some empty 44 mag brass...
i know im gonna need some kinda work space for all the equipment, and components... so out with the old and i have about 6-10 ft of wall space to work with...
so tell me about your workspace, what you've tried, what worked well for you, and most important what didn't work....
just off the top of my head i'll probally build a 16" bench the lenght of my available wallspace and have several 4 ft. sections of shelving above that...
once i have that i need some equipment, i've talked to some of the guys i shoot/hunt with, they all have different brands of presses, but they all agree on carbide dies for pistol cartridges... so what brands would you recommend in the way of presses, scales, tumblers, whatever ... that i will need...
i can order just about anything online, but localy i can get dillon and rcbs equipment...
who publishes some good overall handloading material, my primary reloads will be 44, 45, 40, 9x18, and 32 but i'd like to have some rifle and shotshell info as well....
what other things should i consider in doing this??
thanks for the help....